iUniker Pi Zero Aluminum Case Kit with Pin Header, OTG Hub, HDMI Adapter, On/Off Switch for Pi Zero 2

I bought this because I wanted a durable case for my Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. It fits perfectly! Other reviewers must have been putting it together wrong or soldering headers on upside down or something. I had absolutely no problems. Perfect clearance for the headers. It was very easy to assemble. Looks great! Even has a solid feel. You can tell it’s metal. I would recommend this kit for your project, but not if you want to use a hat. The case is meant to dissipate heat and the opening on top would attract heat toward any hat used directly with the Pi. Either use a silicone spacer or just attach with a cable. I’m using mine headless as a media server anyway. Oh, and the accessories are just a bonus. I forgot that it comes with a hub until it arrived! Useful for attaching extra peripherals.

I've bought 2 already, probably will buy more. Solid construction, solid feel, very good looking. Included adapters are almost too much. How many HDMI adapters do I need?! You are very generous, I wish I had enough monitors to support the level of adaptation this kit provides. Very excellent heat sinks, but, let's be real, it looks super cool!

The perfect peripherals for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. Everything came well packaged and work’s great! Great value for money. The case/heatsink is well machined. All items look to be of great quality, and would 100% buy again!

This is a great heatsink case for the Pi Zero 2W, and the micro USB hub and mini HDMI adapter is extremely useful if you want to connect to a keyboard and monitor. However, the one huge flaw is that the SD card is not protected in any way. It's sticking right out the end, fully exposed. I have broken micro SD cards before when they are exposed like this, sometimes it happens, and I wish this case didn't expose the card. I'm knocking off one star for that. Still recommended, but be aware of this flaw. Overall, 4 stars.

I got this case for my Pi Zero 2W that acts as a Pihole on my local network. It is a really nice case. The Pi Zero 2W fits really well, though I do not have the GPIO pins soldered to mine since I do not need them for my use case. The case came with a few extra thermal pads which was a nice touch. The built-in cooling function works well. It keeps my Pi Zero's SOC in the mid 30's - 40's most of the time. Finally, it was really easy to put together. Just four screws and you're good to go. I did notice the aluminum case does cut down on the Wi-Fi signal reception. I have always kept mine next to the router, so it hasn't been an issue for me. I would recommend this case for anyone looking for a durable case with built-in cooling.

This case kit fits the Pi Zero 2W +H perfectly — no issues with alignment or installation. The cooling setup is surprisingly effective for such a small form factor, and I haven’t had any thermal problems during use. The kit also came with everything I needed to get started, which made the setup process super simple. The design is clean, compact, and offers solid protection for the board without getting in the way of any ports or GPIO access. Whether you’re using it for a lightweight project or a small server, this case is a great starter option.

Great little case. Nice price. Well constructed.

it works - feels high quality. I do wonder/worry about the 2nd smaller chip on the pi though - I ASSUME (but idk) that the smaller chip is a wifi chip? The pi itself comes with a thermal sticker cut to size for it - the thing is though this aluminum case only reaches the processor but not that wifi chip so I don't know if it's adequately being cooled. I'm sure that's intentional because putting a solid block of aluminum over the chip would just block the signal and in fact there's small cut outs over that spot too but still to me it just begs the question - why does the pi itself come with a thermal pad for the wifi chip if it wasn't meant to have a heatsink / block of metal sitting on it? I dunno - anyways I just didn't worry about it and did not use a thermal pad and just used this case as is and everything seems to be working fine.

Works good. installed inside the base of my Ender3 v3se 3d printer for Octoprint. The switch is used on a different Pi and works great.

Great case for a Pi Zero, easy to assemble, and the price is great! Case allows access to the PIN Header for projects and experimentation.

Purchased it to replace a 3D printed case on my Pi Zero 2w which is used as an OctoPi server, it tends to get really hot after extended multi-day prints and the 3D printed case wasn't helping, and was starting to warp a bit under the constant heat. The aluminum one in this kit helps pull the heat away from the pi's processors so they can continue to run at peak efficiency and my prints keep coming out smoothly. Took a couple tried to get this item, first one ended up in limbo and I had to cancel/refund it after a few weeks. I took a chance and reordered it, and I'm glad I did, arrived in record time the second try, item fit onto my pi zero 2 like a glove, the usb hub worked without a hitch (though it's build quality is a little cheap), and the power switch works, haven't tried the hdmi adaptor yet and the header pins are a nice bonus though I'm not needing them at this time. Can't beat it for twice the price, though I did have to deduct a star for the shipping issues on the first order, absolutely will purchase again for my other PI's.

Complete starter kit but for a power supply. Great value for the items received. Much more $$ if I had to buy all parts individually.